The Hawaii Legislature should pass Senate Bill 2162 to allow for more voter choice and more substantive campaigns.

Voting lines are being drawn now.

By overriding Ige’s veto of SB404, our legislators have thrown open the door to dark money in politics.

Hawaii’s 2021 legislative session showed that such testimony works and that the public likes it.

Let’s take the next step and make automatic voter registration a part of the picture.

If Hawaii is going to work for all of us, we must ensure that mail-in voting truly works for everyone.

It comes just in time for what may be the most consequential elections in our lifetime.

Under coronavirus, voting in person could risk personal safety. Hawaii voters should make sure they are registered.

Public education and voter service centers will help determine its success.